This Internet site was developed to provide people with the information and tools they need to gain more control over their depression symptoms and their lives. The Depresion Center was developed on current research and theory in the scientific literature on the treatment of depression.
The purpose of this site is to increase treatment seeking and treatment success by:
- educating users on the nature and treatment of depression
- engaging users in treatment for their depression by providing them with personalized results from an depression screening test that they can share with their family physician (The Depression Test)
- providing an expert moderated support community (The Depression Center Support Group)
- Statistical data collected throughout the site is used for research purposes only. Individual statistics are not collected or distributed. Please review our privacy policy and this important legal information
Who owns this Web site and how is it funded?
This Web site and all content within is the sole property of Van Mierlo Communications Consulting Inc. Patent pending for The Depression Test.
If your organization would like to know more about supporting The Depression Center, how to obtain cumulative statistics for research purposes, or how to become a corporate partner, please click here.
Ownership of Intellectual Property
This Web site and all content within is the sole property of Van Mierlo Communications Consulting Inc. Patent pending for The Depression Test. International copyright covers all software code, text, and graphics relating to The Depression Center.
How to contact us
Van Mierlo Communications Consulting Inc.
4108-41 Sudbury Street
Toronto, ON
M6J 3W6
Phone: (416) 596-6715
Fax: (416) 596-9487
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.v-cc.com
Physicians and researchers interested in learning more about The Depression Center or The Depression Test should contact our Clinical Consultant, Dr. Peter Farvolden (Ph.D., C.Psych.) at: [email protected].
By working together we can create a better understanding of depression, and how it affects our daily lives!
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